How The “Hypnosis Grapevine” Will Make You A Success

Last updated: 4 August 2021

Authored by: Hypnosis Training Academy

There are so many people in your area that are suffering from some sort of pain.

Back pain… shoulder pain… foot pain… leg pain… migraine pain… and on and on.

All of them want relief.

FAST relief.

And they will gladly go to someone who can help them get that relief.

You can be THAT person.

You can offer people in pain a viable, cost effective and effective solution for alleviating their pain.

And if you set yourself up right – you will have more people wanting to see you (and pay for your services) than you have time in the day to accommodate them.

Seriously. You will be a success.

See when somebody is suffering from a long-standing severe pain EVERYONE in their family, work group and social group knows about it.

So:

When YOU are the person that’s able to FINALLY alleviate them of their pain EVERYONE in their family, work group and social group will know about YOU.

And, in turn, ALL THOSE PEOPLE will either want to come and see you (and pay for your services themselves) or, they’ll pass your name on to others in their group of friends, family and work colleagues.

That’s how it goes when you are the  ONE person who finally alleviates someone  of their pain. 

Word will get out about you – FAST.

And so you can build a thriving business as a “pain control hypnotist” very fast.

It’s a very lucrative business to be in.

And it’s such fulfilling work.

You’ll be doing something you love (hypnosis) and you’ll providing people with much needed relief that they’re not getting anywhere else.

A lot of people will be talking about YOU as “THE Hypnotist Wizard” to go and see.

It can be daunting to start out any new professional – but even more so when it happens to be hypnosis given the associated stigma. But what many people don’t realize is how fulfilling (not to mention financially rewarding) it can be.

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*Important disclaimer: If you’re going to work with anyone with a medical condition – including pain– be sure to have a referral from their doctor first.

Pain is a signal from the body that there is an issue that needs to be taken care of – so you don’t inadvertently want to take away a pain that’s signaling a more serious illness or problem that needs medical attention.

In some countries it is illegal to advertise pain control. Ensure you check the laws in your area first.